Helle Iversdatter Fetten (Grodt) in Haltdalen

[Porter Long]

All,

 

Does anyone have information regarding Helle Iversdatter Fetten (or Grodt), who supposedly was born ca. 1732 in Haltdalen?  I have two marriages, one to Sven Olsen Buch (who I can't trace either) and one to a Peder Morchen (which to me, is logical because her son married Olava Andersdatter Morchen).

 

Thanks,

 

Porter

[Astrid Ryen]

Bygdebok Ålen, farm: Buchfetten or just Fetten:

 

Svend Olsen, born 1704 in Røros, 1735 married in Røros Berit Olsdatter (1708-1764), no children.

 

Svend Olsen(1704-1773) 1765 Helle Iversdatter Grøt (1732-1808). Son Ole born 1767.

 

Helle Iversdetter 1774 married Peder Olsen Morken. No children.

 

I can't give you any information on Helle, as I don't have the Haltdalen bygdebok.

 

 

Endret Juli 13, 2015 av Astrid Ryen

[Porter Long]

That's okay.  Thank you so much!  I really appreciate it.  I did not know that Svend Olsen had a previous marriage

 

Porter

[Astrid Ryen]

I suppose I could give some information about Svend Olsen Buch from Røros.

[Porter Long]

Any information you have would be greatly appreciated.  It's hard for me to do research like this from in the States.

My line is through Ole Svendsen's daughter Helle Olsdatter, who married Ole Christensen Hitterdal.  They lived in the Tyristuggu house in Roros.  

 

[Porter Long]

Also, if it's easier, you don't have to do the translation work for me.  I can usually piece it together, if that makes everything easier. :)

[Astrid Ryen]

Svend Olsen may have been born in Røros, but I am pretty sure thar is not of the socalled Buch family in Røros. I don't know who he is, but I may be able to find out as I have collected hundreds of probate records from Røros. I just need some time.

Endret Juli 13, 2015 av Astrid Ryen

[Porter Long]

No worries.  That will work great (and I really appreciate your help).  That is interesting that he isn't found in the records in Roros.  If this will help, I have a marriage for Ole Svendsen written down as being on 12 April 1807 in Haltdalen to Olava Andersdatter (Morcken).  Sven Olsen was supposed to have died 2 August 1773 in Haltdalen as well.

[Astrid Ryen]

Number 21 left page:

 

Svend Olsen Biørge and Beritte Olsdatter betrothed on Sept 29 1735, married on January 29 1736:

 

Kildeinformasjon: Sør-Trøndelag fylke, Røros, Ministerialbok nr. 681A03 (1727-1766), Trolovede 1734-1736, side 4.
Permanent sidelenke: http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?idx_kildeid=16220&idx_id=16220&uid=ny&idx_side=-6

 

Biørge / Bjørge - is not a family name in Røros, nor the name of any farm in Røros.

[Porter Long]

Whoa!  Good find!  Okay, so the Buch surname is most likely an incorrect connection, and they are Biorge's.  Wow.  That's different.  The Fetten name came from the farm where they eventually lived.  So, do you know of where I could find information about the Biorge's?

 

 

[Astrid Ryen]

Bjørge is a farm name in many places if you search the Norway census 1801 -1910, Bjørgen is to be found in Støren, Opdal, Bjørgum in Haltdalen.

 

I have no idea where Svend Olsen Bjørge may come from.

[Porter Long]

That's okay.  This gives me a lot to work with.  Thank you so much for your help.

[Porter Long]

This might be of interest to whoever may be looking into it.  

 

http://forum.arkivverket.no/topic/152931-67568-granoeyen-i-stoeren-oestlyng-i-horg/

 

Apparently, there was a Ole Svendsen Bjorgen from Haltdalen about this time.  He had a number of recorded children, of whom Svend was not one.  However, if Svend were to be included, he would have been born just 7 years before the oldest.  In addition, Svend was the name of his paternal grandfather, which was usually used for firstborn males (the children begin with Ole Olsen, which would have been his maternal grandfather, usually reserved for secondborn males).

 

It would require more research, but there is probably a connection here somewhere.  I would propose that our Svend Olsen Bjorge is the firstborn son of Ole Svendsen Bjorgen, but I don't have any evidence yet to prove it.